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Red Flag! Calling Work “A Family” Isn’t A Good Thing

Dr Eugene Tee, Associate Professor in Psychology, HELP University | Cilia Rasasegram, HR Consultant & Chief Experience Officer, Kindler Employee Experience Project

25-Feb-22 12:00

Red Flag! Calling Work “A Family” Isn’t A Good Thing

It’s not uncommon for companies, especially within the startup sphere, to brand themselves as “families”. You’ve probably also read it on those witty, casual job postings. But is calling work “a family” really as positive as it sounds? Over the last couple of years, the term has taken on a highly negative connotation, with many calling it one of the more glaring red flags to look out for when seeking a new job.

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Produced by: Arvindh Yuvaraj

Presented by: Christine Wong, Richard Bradbury


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